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I used to be former professional chef and test cook for a national food magazine, but now I'm the mom of an adorable little boy and wife to an equally adorable husband.
Whatever is in season. My philosophy about food is: "To be known as a good cook, start with the freshest ingredients and do very little to them."
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"The recipe is the result of a lot of testing and tweaking of other recipes to come up with a banana bread healthy enough to eat everyday but still tasty enough to taste like a treat. I use white whole wheat because it is closer in taste to white flour. This produces a very moist product. For a drier consistency use only 3 bananas."